akineko schrieb:
Hello everyone,
I have used Python SimpleXMLRPCServer to expose several methods to be
used.
My Python script creates a free-standing server and not a CGI script.
I have tested its exposed methods using the following Python script:
import xmlrpclib
s = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy('http://localhost:8765')
print s.my_method()
I tested all methods one by one and they are working as I intended.
Now, I want to use those exposed methods from a static html file
(without any web server) using client side javascript. (i.e. Open
File... from the browser (or file://...) )
I found many XML-RPC examples with javascript but all of them I found
assume XML-RPC services to be deliver from a web server, such as
Apache, as a CGI.
I'd think this has nothing to do with CGI vs. "free-standing", the
client couldn't tell the difference anyway.
It looks like you're running in the "same origin" javascript security
restriction enforced by the browser. That is, the origin of your
javascript is file://... and you're trying to access
http://localhost:8765. This is not allowed.
hth
Paul
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